Sentence examples for refusing move from inspiring English sources

ATLANTA BRAVES--Sent RHP Joe Slusarski outright to Richmond of International League and became a free agent after refusing move.

If you're flat out refused, move to a group of people to dilute the situation.

Westminster council has so far refused moves to convert the building, agreeing it is a vital community hub, but councils are also under pressure to allow housing developments.

He refused, moved "to live far away from the influence of my family," and began writing his novel in 2011.

This was a brutal battle of wills, with one side refusing to move forward, and one side refusing to move back.

The side refusing to move back held the moral high-ground; the side refusing to move forward held the fetid low-ground of contempt and prejudice.

"They're still refusing to move".

Counteracting the embarrassment of leading BBC figures refusing to move will do her candidacy good.

As a result of refusing to move to the back of the bus, Parks was arrested.

The Sadists ignore the old and tired, refusing to move their books, laptops or briefcases.

"Don't read that," says Andrew Davenport, refusing to move his fingers, despite my cajoling.